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What is life like where you live (COVID -19 around the World)
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genericvalue
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- 2/5/16
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Well...on that noteI can say we are starting to see stocks of bog roll replenished once more.
I find it strange that the whole world over, in time of the imminent end of humanity we had a coomon primeval quest to seek out toilet roll and pasta/spaghetti.....?
Well, here and elsewhere, I've seen people who stock TP criticized. But when all this rodeo started, I thought that if everything went sideways, I wouldn't want to run out of three things: 1) toilet paper 2)canned goods (or pasta, for the long shelf life, up to two years) and 3) water. Didn't seem like something to overthink too much. But to each, his own.
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hey Leo...it seems great minds think alike the world over. Me personally I wouldn't have gone with the spaghetti/pasta maybe canned vegetable or fish. But as I say - lot of people (ok, I'll be honest, my observations are only based on UK and a little bit of feedback from cousins in New York and New Jersey), seem to be with you. But honestly- I would NEVER in a million years have thought about personal hygiene when on the brink of anniahilation (how the hell do you spell that )
), seem to be with you. But honestly- I would NEVER in a million years have thought about personal hygiene when on the brink of anniahilation (how the hell do you spell that )
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So...when we come out of an apocalypse (jeez, got all them big words tonight), I'll be the smelly bastard over there
What's a roylals ? Is that Afrikaans ? Zulu ?
I'm not sure why i get pulled by the mods and you don't . All i have done is yank your cord and watch you spin, i'm not sure what is childish about that but hey . I 'm :matty:and your :headdesk: by your own admission . I have apologised for using you as amusement ( this lockdown is a bit boring) and agreed to stop posting on this thread . I thought you were doing the same ? Any way a little hint stop @ me in your posts then i won't get message notifications to my inbox . That way as i'm doing as agreed and not looking at the thread i won't see what you post . That you can have the last word and post something funny at my expense to impress all your imaginary friends on the forum .
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This is a bit more complicated. If chloroquine may lower viral charge, it seems to also generate more complication (sorry for my English!)
But there is no numbers now, even Raoult one are unuseful, but soon it will be better.
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YES ... but those risks were already known with Plaquenil and Nivaquine ... so nothing really new IMHO
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On a lighter note, i heard someone refering to Dr Raoult as "Le savant de Marseille"
It was mis-translated - should have been 'Le Savon de Marseille'.
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And a nice watch to count down the end of times..lmao
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Toronto in Canada announced all non-essentials to be closed just like many other parts of the world. It's sort of weird seeing such a packed city so empty especially during rush hour, so little cars. Police have started to fine people who aren't practicing social distancing. Grocery stores are still full of people but supplies are steady and nothing too major in terms of shortages especially tp.
Here in Maryland, USA we have a shelter-in-place with only essential personnel and businesses being open. Before the shelter-in-place lots of stupid people still going outside. We aren't sure how long the shelter will be in place as it is indefinite but Virginia has it until around June.
Hello, In Paris all is empty... no one on the street.
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